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settlers along the Duck River, near Nashville.
Hawkins demanded that the
Muscogees turn over
Little Warrior and his six companions.
Instead of
handing the...
- The
Muscogee Nation, or
Muscogee (Cr****) Nation, is a
federally recognized Native American tribe based in the U.S.
state of Oklahoma. The
nation descends...
- The
Muscogee language (Muskogee,
Mvskoke IPA: [maskókî] in
Muscogee),
previously referred to by its exonym, Cr****, is a
Muskogean language spoken by Muscogee...
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Muscogee is a
ghost town
located twenty miles northwest of Pensacola, Florida,
United States, in
Escambia County,
along the
Perdido River.
Named after...
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Muscogee County is a
county located on the
central western border of the U.S.
state of
Georgia named after the
Muscogee that
originally inhabited the...
- CSS
Muscogee was an
casemate ironclad built in Columbus,
Georgia for the
Confederate States Navy
during the
American Civil War. Her
original paddle configuration...
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themselves today.
Mvskoke is
their name in
traditional spelling.
Modern Muscogees live
primarily in Oklahoma, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
Their language...
- dictionary.
Muskogee or
Muscogee can
refer to:
Muscogee, or
Muscogee Cr****, a
Native American people of the
southeastern woodlands Muscogee (Cr****) Nation, a...
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River directly across from
Phenix City, Alabama. It is the
county seat of
Muscogee County, with
which it
officially merged in 1970; the
original merger excluded...
- States. It had been the
company town of the Bibb
Manufacturing Company in
Muscogee County, and had a po****tion of 510 in its last
official U.S.
census (2000)...
